2, the vine dies and the tree laughs, and the breeze and the bright moon are still there. -Shi Zhengjue's Seven Odes
3. Xiaochi is dead. Just then, a pill of Leng Yue, still according to the night. -Zhu Yizun's "Going further" touches the fish meal wall
4. There is no dawn in the spring, and the dead trees hate Taiwan enough. -Gu Kuang's Tomb of Assistant Minister Xu
Expanding knowledge: the symbolic meaning of the moon and dead trees
The moon has rich symbolic significance in China culture. It is a symbol of beauty and creates a beautiful aesthetic mood. At the same time, the moon is also the carrier of human lovesickness, maintaining the lovesickness between lovers and expressing people's nostalgia for their hometown, relatives and friends. In the writings of frustrated people, the moon has a symbol of frustration. The quiet mood of the moon has created a quiet and beautiful aesthetic mood and aroused the ethereal feelings of many frustrated literati. The moon hanging high in the sky has also aroused people's philosophical thinking, and the moon has become an eternal symbol.
The use of dead tree images in poetry is not only to express feelings, but also to lead social values. The "dead tree" written by Du Fu not only injected the poet's own character, but also became a symbol of the national pillar in the poet's mind. The broad mind of "making a living for the people" conveyed by the image of dead trees has had a far-reaching impact on future generations.